St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-17
THE TURF.
Close of a Successful Meeting at
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 16.-The Washington
Park club closed its gates to-day after
a successful meeting. The weather to-
day was intensely warm, though it did
not affect the attendance which was
very large. The track as usual was
fast.
First race, three-year old and upwards,
six furlOngs-liattie Bennett got off with the
track and lead to the home stretch where
she fell back, Pearl /. coming ahead, and
winning easily by two lengths; Derby second
and Hattie Bennett good third thine, :15I2
Second race, same conditions as proceed
ing, six furlongs-Blue Eyed Belle was off
first and made the running to the home
stretch, where Florence f, came up and won
after a driving finish by length: Glen Hall
second. Blue Eyed Belle, third; time, :1434.
Third race, all ages one mile-HoWard
Gray led off, Glenfsher taking the lead at
the quarter, but Jacobin took the track at the
half and led into the stretch. Half way down
Woodcraft came fast and had Jacobin whip
ping, but fouled him when inside the fur
long. and though Woodcraft came in first,
was disqualified for the foul and JacObin
placed first, Glentisher second Woodcraft
third. Time. l :41$S. A row ensued around
the judges stand, and some one attempted to
tear down Jacobin's number, but the police
hustled him off
Fourth race Finality stakes for three-year-
Olds. one and One-half miles-HindOO Rose
made therunning, TerracOtta second and Safe
Ban third. This order was maintained to the
home stretch, where TerracOtta took the
lead and won under pull by Il length, Hin
doc Rose second, Safe Ban third. Time,
2:4112.
Fifth race. consolidation purse. all ages.
one and One-eighth miles-Osgood led away.
but Only Dare came ahead at the stand and
led around TO the home stretch, where he
fell back. and after an exciting finish Hot
,t.,f,r l,-., Is,I Doh g,,1
neck head of Probus, third. Time, l :37I2.
Sixth race, all ages one and One-eighth
miles, FlOrimOre drawn-Wanderer got off
with the track and was never headed, win
ming by five lengths. Cardinal McCiosky sec
nd, Allegheny third. Time, I:37.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
New YORK, July 1G.-The large at
tendance of people at Monmouth park
to-day suffered intensely from the eX-
treme heat, but the track was fast and
the racing good.
First race, handicap, one mile-Bess won
by snort head, StouebucL second, Gardey
third. Time, :434.
Second race, the Atlantic stakes, for two
year-Olds, three-quarters Of a mile-Prince
Royal won. Mirabeau second. Time, 1:15l2.
Now or Never came i'll second, but was dis
qualified for foul.
Third race. the Stockton stakes, for two
year Olds, one and one-fOurth mile-Hanover
won in a canter. Time, 2:I3.
Fourth race, handicap, thirteen-siXteenths
of mile-Quito won by a length, Him
ala second, Windsail third Time, 2:03I2.
Fifth Race, the ElberOn Welter handicap,
seven-eights of a mile-Wilfred won by four
lengths, Ferona second, Pomona third.
Sixth race, selling purse, one and one
eighth mile-Lancaster won, Lottery second,
Pegasus third. Time 1:3Sl2.
Seventh race, handicap. steeplechase full
course-Jim MCGOWAN won. Mai. Pickett sec
ond, Mentmore third. Time 1 :59l2.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 16.-ThiS was the sec
Ond day of the Hampton park races.
The July handicap, seven furlOngS, was
won by two lengths by Mr.. Chilwick'S
colt Harpenden, S. Cannon'S colt lib
second, and Sir f. JOhnstOn'S colt Can
dlemas third. There were eight start
erS. The international twO-year-Old
plate, five furlGngs, was won by A Ben
hOlm'S colt Bartisean, Sir w. ThrOck-
mOrtOn'S colt Bladen Dash was second,
and w. Goater'S colt Victor Albert
third. There were nine starters. r.
Nyner'S chestnut colt CrOWberry was
the favorite at even money against the
field.
AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July 16.-AbOut 5000 peo-
pie attended the races this afternoon:
First race, three-fourths of mile-Lenora
won, Lady Duffy second, Barnum third.
Time. HIP.
Second race, mile and one-eighth-Berlin
won, Santa Claus second, Nettie third.
Time. 1:4534.
Third race, seven eights of a mile-Red
Buck won, MiddleseX second, Body Pringle
third. Time, 1879.
Fourth race three eighths of a mile-Lucy
Howard won. Tony Pastor second, Billy
Brien third. Time, 1:1614.
Fifth race. two and one-half miles-WiZard
won, King Trouble second, Bruton third.
Time, .: 10.